Usage of "come down with"

To acquire or catch (a disease, something noxious, bad condition).

Usage of come down with in English

I never went up with the media or come down with it. 
 The Guardian 

He moved as if he'd just come down with a neurological disorder. 
 Anathem 

Ida and I will come down with the luncheon to the grove. 
 Colonel Quaritch, V.C.: A Tale of Country Life 

Lord Hartledon did not come down with me, and the servants did. 
 Elster's Folly: A Novel 

I'll bring you a latch-key when I come down with the parcel. 
 The Lion's Mouse 

The doctor who had come down with them looked about with satisfaction. 
 Lo, Michael! 

I suppose your father and mother have both come down with you? 
 With Buller in Natal, Or, a Born Leader 

Can't you come down with me on Saturday, and propose the plan? 
 Magnum Bonum; Or, Mother Carey's Brood 

Will you come down with me this evening and see Tim's invention? 
 Gossamer 

If you don't come down with us you won't get any gold. 
 Tom Swift in the City of Gold; Or, Marvelous Adventures Undergro... 

Well, it looks like you've come down with a case of bullshit. 
 Sh*t my dad says 

Albus said to tell you to come down with Ralph if you can. 
 James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper 

I thought she might have come down with the Spanish Flu. 
 Full dark, no stars 

And so far, no one who's come down with it has gotten better. 
 The stand 

Then the boy: 'Yes, for sure the lawyer will come down with him. 
 Wolf hall 

They needed to ride down on weather, to come down with the rain. 
 Gods go begging 

Meanings of come down with in English